The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09
YESTERDAYS RACING
AT ST.LOUIS AND JEROME PARK,
NEW YORK.
At st. Louis Mamie Hay, Yolante,
Biddy Bowling, Mirth, FOsteral,
Dynamite the Winners.

OF. LOUIS June Ca uOLuer very
heavy rain last night made the track
muddy sgain todsy, but it improved
somewhat during tie afteru DON, I'M
der the IL fluencs OF q scorching hot
sun and strong wiEd. The attend
ance was good.
First Rsce-Purse $500; one mile;
eight starters: Bsrak, SO, Cunning
ham; Mamie Hay, SO, Winchell;
Philips, lOl, J. Wincheli; Antelope,
76, Kelly; Wyandotte Chief, l0S,
Craig; May Curl, SO, Watson; Belle
K, 81, Thorpe; Surprise, 9S, Mora
han. Pools: Mamie Hay, $25;
Barak, $40; Philips, IS; Antelope,
$l3. Antelope, Msy Curl and Belle
K. were in front when the f'g
dropped, Belle K, taking the LEAD i'm
mediately sf.er the start and making
the pace around to the stable turn,
where May Curl, who had been run
ming we'll up, took the lead, and was
& ct into the home stretch, but was
passed near the eighth pole by Mamie
Hay, who won by head; May Curl
second, a length ahead of Barak.
Time-1:47S
Second Race - Wainright stakes,
500 added for all ages, mile
and a quarter. Three star 'ers: Vo.
lante, 122, Murphy; Uptegrove,
Jos, Gerhardy; Finnette, III, L.
Jones. No pools solids. VoIaute,
Uptegrove and Finnetts Istarbed
and finished in the same order, the
race practically a walkover for Vo-
lsnte. Time-2:lS.
Third Race-Rsal estate purse, $500,
for all ages, ceiling; one mile and one.
sixteenth Ten starters: Pat Dono-
van, SO, Boyd; Mary Ellis, SO, Kelly (;
Alfred, l05, West; Jim Nave, 100,
Fishburn; Doctor, 100, Gerhsrdy 1;
John Henry, 107, Johnston; Lottie G.,
80, Cunningham Biddy Bowling,
107, Vincent. Pools: Pat Dono-
van, Biddy Bowling and John
Henry led at the start, Biddy
Bowling leading past the grand stand
and Mary Ellis taking the lead near
the quarter pole, made the running
around to the home stretch, where
Biddy Bowling came to the front and
led to the wire, frat by a length; AL
fred second, half length in front OF
Mary Ellis, third. Time-1 1854.
Fourth Race-Purse S400, for two
year olds, selling; three quarters of a
mile; ten starters. BERTHE B, 92, Ksl-
ly; Vsttelle, 95, Walker; Ocean Wave,
81, Cunningham; Colamore, l05,
West; Walt, los, BIaylock; JACK
Cocks, ITO, Whestly; Osborn, 105,
Vincent; Oscar, 81, Winchell. Pools:
Mirth, $3.50; Colamore, $40; Jack
Cocks, $40; Wait, $35: Oscar, sos;
field, $31. Jack Cocks, Wait and Julia
Miller went away in the lead, but
Vattelle took the front at the half
mile and Ocean Wave was first at the
three.quartsrs Mirth came ahead at
the furlong and won by two lengths;
Ocean Wave second, length ahead
of Jack Cocks, third. Tims-2:194.
Fifth Rsce-Purss $500, selling one
mile and one'quarter. Seven attere:
Finnette, 81, steunett; Hopedale, los,
Stoval; Gasoline, SO, Gallegho; Alamo,
102, Compton; Rebel Scout, SO, Burk-
holder; Fcsteral, ia, Withers !;
Violator, 100, West. Pools: Fos-
teral, barred; Hopedale, $40; Gaso-
line, $25; Alamo, $40; Violator,
$21; field, So Gasoline, Finnette
and Alamo led off in their order,
but Rebel Scout was first when pass.
ing the stand. Fostersl took up the
running as he reached the quarter and
was never headed, winning by neck
from Alamo, who was length in front
OF. Rebel Scout, third. Tims-2:l5,
Sixth R4cs-An extra for nou-win,
ners in 1887; purse $40, for all ages;
seven furlougJ, Twelve starters: Kate
Mulkey, "a, Singleton; Lisland, 1l5,
Withers; Lombard, 107, Harris; Jot
Cresson, 101, Watson; False Alarm,
81, Kelly; Fred Seibig, 50, Walker;
Littrol, 10Y, Johnston; Dynamite, 107,
Hamilton Luke Alexander, 107, Ger
hardy; Alice Moore, 95, Atkinson;
Kitty R., 95, Lehre. Pools: Dyna-
mite, $780, Lombard, $25; Littroll
sly; Luke Alexander, $22; field, $50.
Lisland and Jot Cfesson were off in
front at the start, Jo5 Cresson leading
up the back stretch, aad was first at
the quarter. At the half mile Fred
Z3ibig was first by a neck, but was
beat out on the home stretch by Dyna-
mite, who won by half length; Fred
Z,ibig second and Luke Alexander
third. Time 1924.